Category: self growth

  • Vamos amigo!

    Don’t count your chickens before they hatch. But do count personal wins. Each day, everyday. Until it becomes a huge victory in itself. Afterall every ounce of effort should be lauded. Every tiny accomplishment should be celebrated. And every step in the direction of the goal should be appreciated.

    As simple as habit building or as complex as identifying an emotion yet being in control of the reaction. As tiny as refusing that extra piece of cake or as courageous as admitting ones mistake. As basic as keeping the commitment to check on your loved ones or as bold as burying the hatchet with a lost friend.

  • BFF culture

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  • Breaking free

    A child learns majorly at home. A young adult is influenced by the university attended. & an early career working adult gets shaped by the organization’s work ethos. While formal learning ends, informal nurturing is a life long process. Place of residence, religious cult, immediate community of identity add to the myriad colours of one’s personalities.

    An individual mustn’t be bound by what comes to him. He should rather seek. Seek without holding back. Seek new experiences, a diverse set of people, adventurous food choices and sometimes even an unlikely choice of clothing. It brings eye opening lessons, intellectual stimuation and a variety to mundane routine life. Be a sponge and soak it up, better late than never!

  • Lost & Found

    A journey of rediscovery.

    The songs she didn’t listen to, the movies she didn’t see. The books she overlooked, the friends she skipped to check in on.

    Was she busy building her life or hiding behind a tough exterior? Ofcourse she was running away, from herself, her thoughts and her own being.

    Take that first step, free yourself from the burden of the past. Speak, hear, sob, laugh. Live it all; past, present and future. Liberate yourself and others from the unsaid. All would be lost yet found. ♥️

  • Growing, away

    Growth is always associated with positivity, prosperity and success. While we know it comes from a place of discomfort, can growth it self have a negative connotation?

    Yes, if it gets to your head. Takes you away from your core principles. Makes you that individual you despised or made fun of while on your climb upwards.

    Yes, if it takes you away from your heart and the people who reside in it. Makes you feel resentment for those who you chose to keep and those who chose to be your cheerleaders.

    So grow, evolve, transform. May it fulfill all your dreams and desires. But do hold your head and heart closer to your inner core than ever before. Amen!

  • Simple. Powerful. Profound.

    That’s the power of simplicity. Applied to design principles or lifestyle masterclass – the impact it brings remains unchanged.

    Less decision-making, lower chaos. Easy to organize, simple to share. Enhanced mindfulness, more here & now moments.

    Simpler, cleaner, better designs lead to profound living. Have less, do more. Consume less, contribute more. Spend less, create more. Where you are in cruise control mode of your life rather than letting life happen to you.

  • Meditation

    Meditation is like a crash course of digital detox for the busy nomad. A few moments of quiet every day for the overstimulated modern mind. A cocoon of silence, letting to rediscovery of oneself.

    Allowing a cleansing of mind, purification of soul. A concious breathing and presence of being alive.
    Intentional living begins when restlessness dissipates. The mind gets clear, making way for peace from busyness and chaos.

  • Sanctuary

    Not the kinds where you seek asylum. But the kinds where you find inner peace. Tranquility. Serendipity.

    Running around the block, lifting weights, gardening, deep cleaning a corner, cooking, crocheting, the list is endless. Whatever gives your mind a reset and soul a dose of rejuvenation is your sanctuary. Your intimate zone where it’s just you and your thoughts alone.

  • Tribe of pals

    Give it time. Let it be organic. Add some space sprinkle some humour and throw in some talks. While socialization is immediate and wider in reach, making friendships last is precise yet organic.

    It requires overlooking that random comment, a weird conversation once in a while and some abrupt time-outs. Learning to let go yet tredding difficult conversations – it is a tightwalk indeed. Yet rewarding as you find your humans, your tribe. One friend at a time.

  • Mending your own garden

    Adulting can be tough. Brutal. Almost like a mortal combat with oneself. Both in the mind and body. And yet it’s exponential growth, by leaps and bounds.

    To pick up life essential skills like cooking, managing a household and keeping a living being alive is no means feat. On surface it’s burnt fingers, uncooked food and messy room.

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    But underneath is victory, raw and fulfilling. Just like mending your own garden to find the flowers blooming. Right back at you.